BIBLIOGRAPHY

Journals

1. Koopman JS and Campbell J. The role of cutaneous diphtheria infections in a diptheria epidemic. J Infect Dis 1975; 131:239-44.

2. St. Geme JW, Bailey RS, Koopman JS, Oh W, Hobel CJ, Imagawa DT. Neonatalrisk following late gestational genital herpes virus hominis infection. An J Dis Child 1975; 129:342-3.

3. Koopman JS. Causal models and sources of interaction. Review and Commentary. Am J Epidemiol 1977; 106:439-443.

4. Koopman JS, Guzman N, Henao O, Bergonzoli G. A diarrheal disease surveillance system in Cali, Colombia: theorectical basis and methods. Bull Pan Am Hlth Organ 1978; 12:323-24.

5. Koopman JS. Diarrhea in school toilet hygiene in Cali, Colombia. Am J Epidemiol 1978; 107:412-20.

6. Koopman JS. Diarrea y la higiene de los servicious sanitarios en Escuelas de Cali. Acta Medica del Valle 1978; 9:158-63.

7. Koopman JS. Transmission intrafamiliar de shigella flexneri despues de un brote en una guarderia de Cali. Acta Medica del Valle 1979; 10:27-32.

8. Koopman JS. The investigation of related cases for the control of diarrhea in cities in developing countries. Am J Trop Med Hyg 1979; 28:396-400.

9. Koopman JS. Models of transmission of infectious agents. J Infect Dis 1979; 139:616-7.

10. Koopman JS and Fighetti A. An extensive outbreak of Klebsiella pneumoniae bacteremias from in-use contamination of I.V. bottles. Bull Pan Am Hlth Organ 1980; 14:185-92.

11. Koopman JS. Sewage disposal, water supply and endemic diarrhea in an urban slum. Bol Sanit Panam 1980; 88:402-12.

12. Monto AS, Koopman JS. The Tecumseh Study XI. Occurrence of acute enteric illness in the community. Am J Epidemiol 1980; 112:323-33.

13. Koopman JS. Appropriate science to control infectious diseases in less developed countries. APPROTECH 1980; 3:15-7.

14. Koopman JS, Fajardo L, Bertrand W. Food, sanitation and the socioeconomic determinants of child growth in Colombia. AJPH 1981; 71:31-7.

15. Koopman JS. Interaction between discrete causes. Am J Epidemiol 1981; 113:716-24.

16. Longini IM, Koopman JS. Household and community transmission parameters from final distributions of infections in households. Biometrics 1982; 38:1-12.

17. Koopman JS, Eckert EA, Greenberg HB, Strohm BC, Isaacson RE and Monto AS. Norwalk virus enteric illness acquired by swimming exposure. Am J Epidemiol 1982; 115:173-7.

18. Longini IM, Koopman JS, Monto AS, Fox JP. Estimating household and community transmission parameters for influenza. Am J Epidemiol 1982; 115:736-757.

19. Longini IM, Koopman JS, Monto AS. Estimation procedure for transmission parameters from influenza epidemics. Use of serological data. Voprosy Virusologii. 1983; 2:176-181.

20. Koopman JS. The role of epidemiology in the control of diarrhea and rotavirus. Columbia Medica. 1983; 17:36-52.

21. Monto AS, Koopman JS, Longini IM, Isaacson RE. The Tecumseh Study XII. Enteric agents in the community, 1976-81. J Inf Dis. 1983; 148:284-291.

22. Koopman JS, Turkish VJ, Monto AS, Gouvea V. Isaacson RE, Srivastava S. Diarrhea and Rotavirus in three clinical settings. Am J Epidemiol 1984, 119:114-123.

23. Longini IM, Monto AS, Koopman JS. Statistical procedures for estimating the community probability of illness in family studies; Rhinovirus and influenza. Int J Epidemiol. 1983;148:284-91.

24. Koopman JS, Turkish VJ, Thompson FE, Monto AS, Isaacson RE. Milk fat and gastrointestinal illness. Am J Pub Hlth 1984;74 (no. 12):1371-1373.

25. Koopman JS, Turkish VJ, Monto AS, Isaacson RE. Infant formulas and gastrointestinal illness. Am J Pub Hlth 1985:75 (no.5):447-480.

26. Koopman JS. Analyzing the joint effects of two antibodies and the design of molecularly engineered vaccines. J Theor Biol. 1985;116:569-585.

27. Monto AS, Koopman JS, Longini IM Jr. Tecumseh Study of Illness XIII. Influenza infection and disease, 1976-81. Am J Epidemiol. 1985; 121 (no. 6):811-822.

28. Monto AS, Koopman JS, Bryan ER. The Tecumseh Study of Illness XIV. Occurrence of respiratory viruses in the 1976-1981 period. Am J Epidemiol. 1986;124 (no.2):220-234.

29. Koopman JS. The problem of dengue in Mexico. Mexican Epidemiologic Bulletin of the Health Sector. February 1986;1:1-7

30. Sarti E, Gonzalez I, Koopman JS. The largest trichinosis epidemic in Mexico uncovers continuing source. Revista de Salud Publica de Mexico. February 1986;28:41-47.

31. Cardenas Ayala VM, Valdespino Gomez JL, Guerrero Reyes P, Koopman JS. Mortalidad por tuberculosis segun cohortes de nacimiento en Mexico. Epidemiologia 1986; 11(1):137-141.

32. Ruiz-Matos C, Koopman JS and Cardenas V. Diarrhea after the 1985 earthquake in Mexico City (transl). 1987 Salud Publica de Mexico. 29:399-405.

33. Gomez-Dantes H, Koopman JS et al. Dengue epidemics on the pacific coast of Mexico. Int J Epidemiol. 1988;17(1):178-186.

34. Longini Jr. IM, Koopman JS, Haber M and Cotsonis GA. Statistical inference for infectious diseases: Risk-specific household and community transmission parameters. Am J Epidemiol. 1988;128(4):845-859.

35. Jacquez JA, Koopman JS, Simon C, Sattenspiel L, Perry T. Modeling and the analysis of HIV transmission: The effect of contact patterns (1988). Math Biosci. 1988; 92:119-199.

36. Koopman JS, Simon C, Jacquez JA, Joseph JG, and Sattenspiel L. Sexual partner selectiveness effects on homosexual HIV transmission dynamics. Journal of AIDS. 1988;1(5):486-504

37. Cardenas-Ayala VM, Vilchis-Licon H, Stetler HC, Cabrera-Coello L, Koopman JS, Valdespino-Gomez JL, Ruiz-Matus C, Vega-Ramos RG, and Muro-Amador M. Risk factors for the persistence of wild poliovirus transmission in Sinaloa, Mexico, 1984-1986. PAHO Bulletin 22(3), 1988.

38. Jacquez JA, Simon CP, and Koopman JS. Structured mixing: Heterogeneous mixing by the definition of activity groups. In Mathematical and Statistical Approaches to AIDS Epidemiology. Castillo-Chavez C, ed. Springer-Verlag Lecture Notes in Biomathematics. 1989; 83:301-315.

39. Koopman JS, Simon CP, Jacquez JA and Park TS. Selective contact within structured mixing application to HIV. In Mathematical and Statistical Approaches to AIDS Epidemiology. Castillo-Chavez C, ed. Springer-Verlag Lecture Notes in Biomathematics. 1989; 83:316-349.

40. Koopman JS, Monto AS, and Longini, IM. The Tecumseh Study XVI: Family and community sources of rotavirus infection. Am J Epidemiol. 1989; 130(4):760-768.

41. Koopman JS and Monto AS. The Tecumseh Study XV: Rotavirus infection and pathogenicity. Am J Epidemiol. 1989; 130(4):750-759.

42. Longini IM, Haber M, and Koopman JS. Use of modeling in infectious disease epidemiology. Am J Epidemiol. 1989; 130:619-620.

43. Sattenspiel L, Koopman JS, Simon C, and Jacquez JA. The Effects of population structure on the spread of the HIV infection. Am J Phys Anthropol, 1990; 82(4):421-430.

44. Koopman JS and Weed DL. Epigenesis Theory: A mathematical model relating causal concepts of pathogenesis in individuals to disease patterns in populations. Am J Epidemiol, 1990; 132:366-390.

45. Koopman JS. Comment on Kaplan's critique of Masters, Johnson, and Kolodny. J Sex Res, 1990; 27(4).

46. Joseph JG, Adib SM, Koopman JS, and Ostrow DG. Behavioral change in longitudinal studies: Adoption of condom use by homosexual/bisexual men. Am J Public Health, 1990; 80(12):1513-1514.

47. Jacquez JA, Simon CB, and Koopman JS. The reproduction number in deterministic models of contagious diseases. Comments on Theoretical Biology, 1991; 2(3):159-209.

48. Koopman JS, Longini IM, Jacquez JA, Simon CP, Martin W, and Woodcock D. Assessing risk factors for transmission. Am J Epidemiol. 1991; 133(12).

49. Koopman JS, Prevots DR, Vaca-Marin MA, Gomez-Dantes H, Zarate ML, Longini IM, and Sepulveda J. Determinants and predictors of dengue infection in Mexico. Am J Epidemiol. 1991; 133(11):1168-78.

50. Simon MS, Weyant, RJ, Asabigi KN, Zucker L, and Koopman JS. Medical student attitudes towards the treatment of HIV infected patients. AIDS Education and Prevention. 1991 3:124-132.

51. Pope S, Koopman J, Ostrow D, Joseph J, Fletcher D, Prokopowicz G, and Natale J. The link between STD clinics and HIV C&T centers: Who is not getting refered? AIDS Education and Prevention. 1992; 4(3):219-226.

52. Cardenas VM, Garrido F, Koopman JS, Bazua LF, and Ibarra JM. Antibiotics and infant pneumonia mortality. Bulletin of the Pan American Health Organization, in both English and Spanish. 1992; 26:109-120.

53. Jacquez JA, Simon CP, and Koopman JS. Core groups and the Ro's for subgroups in heterogeneous SIS and SI models. In Epidemic Models: Their Structure and Relationship to Data. Mollison D. (ed.) Cambridge University Press, 1993. Presented at the NATO Workshop on Human Infections and Transmission Models. Cambridge, England, March 30, 1993.

54. Koopman JS, Haber MJ, Longini IM, Simon CP, and Jacquez JA. Using transmission models to assess risk factors for transmission. In Epidemic Models: Their Structure and Relationship to Data. Mollison D. (ed.) Cambridge University Press, 1993. Presented at the NATO Workshop on Human Infections and Transmission Models. Cambridge, England, March 30, 1993.

55. Simon CP, Jacquez JA, and Koopman JS. The Liapunov function approach to computing Ro. In Epidemic Models: Their Structure and Relationship to Data. Mollison D. (ed.) Cambridge University Press, 1993. Presented at the NATO Workshop on Human Infections and Transmission Models. Cambridge, England, April 1, 1993.

56. Jacquez JA, Simon CP, and Koopman JS. Observations on CD4 count progressions in different stages of HIV infection. In Epidemic Models: Their Structure and Relationship to Data. Mollison D. (ed.) Cambridge University Press, 1993. Presented at the NATO Workshop on Human Infections and Transmission Models. Cambridge, England, March 31, 1993.

57. Koopman JS, Simon CP, and Jacquez JA. Assessing contagiousness effects of vaccines and risk factors for transmission. In Modeling the AIDS Epidemic: Planning, Policy, and Prediction, Kaplan EH and Brandeau ML (Eds.), p.439-460, 1994

58. Jacquez JA, Koopman JS, Simon CP, and Longini IM. Role of the primary infection in epidemics of HIV infection in gay cohorts. JAIDS 1994; 7:1169-1184.

59. Lindblade K, Foxman B, and Koopman JS. Heterosexual partnership characteristics of sorority women. Internation Journal of STD and AIDS. Internation J STD & AIDS, 1994; 5:37-40.

60. Koopman JS and Longini IM. Ecological effects of individual exposures and non-linear disease dynamics in populations. Amer J Pub Hlth 1994; 84(5):836-842.

61. Foxman B, Geiger AM, Palin K, Gillespie B, Koopman JS. First Time Urinary Tract Infection and Sexual Behavior: A Case-Control Study Among College Women. Epidemiology 1995; 6:162-168.

62. Koopman JS. Assessing HIV Vaccine Effects. Amer J Epidemiol. 142(10):Nov. 15, 1995..

63. Koopman JS. Emerging objectives and methods in epidemiology. Amer J Pub Health 1996; 86(5):630-632.

64. Koopman JS. Invited discussion. In Models for Infectious Human Disease, Isham and Medley (Eds.), 1996, pg. 62-66.

65. Koopman JS, Jacquez JA, Simon CP, Foxman B, Pollock S, Barth-Jones D, Adams A, Welch G, Lange K. The role of primary HIV infection in the spread of HIV through populations. JAIDS and HR 1997; 14:249-258.

66. Jacquez JA, Koopman JS, and Simon CP. Modeling progression of HIV infection: staging and the Chicago MACS cohort. In Models for Infectious Human Disease, Isham and Medley (Eds.), 1996 pg. 197-199.

67. Koopman JS, Simon CP, and Jacquez JA. Data analysis for estimating risk factor effects using transmission models. In Models for Infectious Human Disease, Isham and Medley (Eds.), 1996 pg. 290-291.

68. Simon CP, Jacquez JA, and Koopman JS. A Liapunov function approach to computing R_o. In Models for Infectious Human Disease, Isham and Medley (Eds.), 1996 pg. 311-314.

69. Foxman B, Zhang L, Tallman P, Andree BC, Geiger AM, Koopman JS, Gillespie BW, Palin KA, Sobel JD, Rode CK, Bloch CA, Marrs CF. Transmission of Uropathogens Between Sex Partners. J Infect Dis 1997, 175:989-92.

70. Foxman B, Marsh JV, Gillespie B, Rubin KN, Koopman JS, Spear S. Condom Use and First Time Urinary Tract Infection. Epidemiol 1997 8:637-641.

(updated 10/28/97)